James Ramey
If you read my blogs, you know that I am somewhat passionate and somewhat of a strong believer in convergence. To recap, technology convergence is the concept of having one single device for all your technology needs. Today, most people have…
James Ramey
There is something to be said for progress. Maybe, it’s the sense of accomplishment. Maybe, it’s the ability to look back and confirm how far you have come in a relatively short time. Or maybe, it’s just realizing the potential…
James Ramey
It’s a real mystery, plaguing millions of Mac and Linux users everywhere. Do software companies think several formidable competitors already established? Do developers assume that their underlying technology is absolutely incompatible with macOS…
James Ramey
With the release of CrossOver 16, CodeWeavers finally makes good on their promise to deliver support for Microsoft Office 2013 on the Mac and Linux platforms. It’s a promise that was initially made in late 2012 and one that has taken over four years of…
James Ramey
The morning of August 25 started off like any other morning in beautiful Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Minnesota State Fair opened its gates to hundreds of thousands of its citizens all looking for Sweet Martha’s Cookies and pork chops on sticks. The…
James Ramey
FINALLY!!!! We have arrived at the cusp of Androidism. It’s taken us two years, nine months, two weeks, and a day to get to this point in the process. At by this time tomorrow, CodeWeavers will release the Tech Preview of CrossOver Android to the select…
James Ramey
First of all, thank you to everyone that has written in asking to be part of the upcoming Technology Preview for CrossOver Android. Literally, thousands of people from around the globe have inquired about when this technology will be released and when…
James Ramey
Sometimes, you find yourself staring at something you could never have imagined being possible based on its humble beginnings. The Wright Brothers pilot the airplane for 12 seconds; then, Neil Armstrong lands on the moon. The first microcomputer kit is…
